I agree with you that that wasn't the best comparison. As I wrote somewhere downthread, in a perfect world, I'd be comparing Clojure/GraphQL with Python/Graphen

I agree with you that that wasn't the best comparison. As I wrote somewhere downthread, in a perfect world, I'd be comparing Clojure/GraphQL with Python/Graphene. But it is what it is and, even though the project I could compare to wasn't ideal, I still think we were able to draw valuable lessons for our use cases. It isnt't feasible to choose a technology just because it would be a better comparison. > Interesting insight but I hope folks don’t read this post and think: “wow we are wasting our lives with Django and REST”. God no! As the author, I hope to god no one thinks that after reading the article. We're mostly a Python shop and we love it, but sometimes it isn't the best choice.